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I agree. Good steak at worst needs nothing more than wood smoke from the grill. Maybe a little garlic butter, but let that thing stand on its own two feet and moo when you cut it.

This does reak of a MS ploy. If anyone needs to get an anti-trust investigation it's Microsoft. They are just continuing to be pissed that Google is making higher quality, freely available software. This is just another attempt to beat a competitor they can't compete with or buy out using underhanded and sideways legal scandals.

In the basement behind security doors where its cool, quiet and the users can't get to me. Location only matters as far as how close am I to the servers, and how hard is it for the average user to walk into my office.